Chances for BS/MD? Will chance back.

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>3.62 UW GPA
3.76 W GPA (our school has a 4.15 weighted scale...it's really weird)</p>

<p>35 ACT
13 AP courses - most rigorous schedule possible
Great essays</p>

<p>Honors:</p>

<p>-2 times Siemens semifinalist
-Intel ISEF finalist (4th place in category + 1st place in special award)
-Published research. It's on pubmed
-Won dozens of other local science competitons
-national merit semifinalist</p>

<p>ECs:</p>

<p>-shadowing, hospital volunteer, etc. Generic medical ECs
-3 Varsity sports.</p>

<p>Applying to:</p>

<p>RPI/AMC
Union/AMC
Drexel/Drexel
Muhlenberg/Drexel
Lehigh/Drexel
Brown PLME
St. Bonaventure/GWU
Case Western PPSP
Hofstra/North Shore
NJIT/Rutgers
Sophie Davis</p>

<p>Will my GPA kill me? I was hoping to get into RPI/AMC as I focused heavily on research.</p>

<p>Thanks and will chance back :)</p>

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<p>HI!</p>

<p>I dunno about chancing me back, as I’m already a part of the Case Western PPSP program, but I’ll give you a try :)</p>

<p>If your stats on EC and honors are indeed that amazing, you’ve got a boost there!</p>

<p>I know that my high school GPA certainly wasn’t a 4.0, but they still accepted me in the 1st round of simply looking at scores and essays–make sure your essay for that particular BS/MD program is AMAZING. No copy/paste essays!</p>

<p>For CWRU PPSP, your GPA may be overlooked if your essay, test scores, and research are good enough–and they seem to be</p>

<p>For RPI/AMC–your research sounds good (PubMed? wow) but MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND completely what you did. They will know if you don’t</p>

<p>For Brown PLME–my friend who got in had a 4.0 :confused: and they are very selective with the first round of grades and scores so, sorry, it may be an issue</p>

<p>and that’s all I know :slight_smile: Good luck!</p>